Ej'avwanre Kpuvwevwin R'Oghene

"Ej'avwanre Kpuvwevwin R'Oghene" is a vibrant Urhobo entrance hymn that calls the congregation to worship. Translating to "Let Us Go to God's House," the piece captures the festive anticipation of gathering for Mass, echoing the joy of the Psalmist. Composer Chukwuma Mabi sets this invitation to a lively, rhythmic melody, complete with parts for a traditional percussion ensemble—including the wood block, shekere, agogo, igede, and udu—that drives the procession forward.

The arrangement features a dynamic interplay between the full choir and a male soloist, particularly shining in the second verse. As the singers call the faithful to clap, dance, and praise the King, the music swells with an energy that is impossible to ignore. It is a perfect piece for feast days or any Sunday where the choir wants to lift the spirits of the congregation from the very first note, reminding everyone that entering God's presence is a time for profound gladness.